North Goa| Better than South Goa?| Places to Visit in North Goa | Arambol | Morjim | Ashvem

[@alokbenjamin]

Watched the entire video. Nicely done. Refreshed the memories from the trip I made few years ago.

[@Ashish_Anish]

So glad you enjoyed it! 🥰

[@aarogyasetumedical]

u missed callungat beach

[@Ashish_Anish]

Yes, I missed callungat beach. It was planned for the second day since it was on the way, but I couldn’t make it because I was behind schedule.

[@elinternational]

Definitely crowded is North Goa, however the real beauty is in the South of Goa, my friends.

[@Ashish_Anish]

I totally agree! North Goa can get pretty crowded, will surely visit South Goa this year..

[@shwetarrathore6785]

👍🏼nice video

[@Ashish_Anish]

Thanks 🤗

[@vamseekrishna1650]

👌👌

[@Ashish_Anish]

😍🤗

[@ashelsusan5547]

💗💗

[@Ashish_Anish]

😍❣️

[@prashantrathore-di1hp]

❤❤

[@Ashish_Anish]

😍❣️

[@apurvpatil192]

Hello Sir, What are the rates for kitchen eateries?

[@Ashish_Anish]

Hi Apurv, "The rates for kitchen eateries in Goa can vary based on location and the type of place, but generally, you can expect: Local eateries: Around ₹150 to ₹300 for a meal (like rice, curry, and fish). Mid-range cafes or restaurants: ₹300 to ₹600 per person for a full meal.

[@taniatom4441]

❤

[@Ashish_Anish]

😍

[@AlamUncut8210]

Good

[@Ashish_Anish]

Thanks🤗

[@khushh03]

Sir plz suggest for couple stay

[@Ashish_Anish]

Hi Khushh, "For a couple, Goa offers a range of options depending on the vibe you're looking for! Here are a few suggestions: North Goa (Baga, Anjuna, Calangute): If you’re looking for a lively, party atmosphere with lots of beaches, bars, and restaurants, this is the place to be. South Goa (Palolem, Agonda, Colva): For a more peaceful, laid-back vibe, South Goa is perfect. To compare hotel prices in Goa, a few reliable websites and platforms can help you find the best deals: Booking.com - Great for comparing a wide range of hotels, from budget to luxury, with detailed reviews and price comparisons. Agoda - Often offers competitive pricing, especially for hotels in Goa, and frequently has deals on local properties.

[@charudattamhapankar381]

Thvim is nearest Railway station.

[@Ashish_Anish]

Yes, I was not aware of that that time.

[@ankitmeher1610]

Very nice video bro you are looking so cool bro how much price in dormatri par night

[@Ashish_Anish]

Glad you liked the video! Dorms can range in price between 500 to 1000, but you can usually find great deals online. I got this dorm at Rs 549 per night from Agoda. www.agoda.com/en-in/artbuzz-goa-morjim/hotel/chopdem-in.html?countryId=35&finalPriceView=1&isShowMobileAppPrice=false&cid=1922885&numberOfBedrooms=&familyMode=false&adults=1&children=0&rooms=1&maxRooms=0&checkIn=2025-01-15&isCalendarCallout=false&childAges=&numberOfGuest=0&missingChildAges=false&travellerType=0&showReviewSubmissionEntry=false&currencyCode=INR&isFreeOccSearch=false&tag=334aac66-e8b1-4855-875a-623860c2bfa4&los=1&searchrequestid=3fb84eb0-3cad-42e9-a118-13900b485e2d&ds=jjtmlXlEpSXK81oq

[@starkumar7221]

For North goa Thivim Railway station is the Nearest

[@Ashish_Anish]

"Yes, Thivim is the closest major railway station to North Goa! but it might be more convenient for people traveling from South India. Here's why: For South India (e.g., Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad): Thivim is well-connected to several South Indian cities by direct trains, making it an easy option for people traveling from places like Bangalore, Chennai, or Hyderabad. Proximity to North Goa: Thivim is closer to popular North Goa destinations like Calangute, Baga, and Anjuna. This makes it convenient if your primary destination is North Goa. For North India (e.g., Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata): Thivim may not be the most direct option. Most trains from North India to Goa, including those from Mumbai or Delhi, typically go to Margao (Madgaon), which is in South Goa. From there, you would need to travel by taxi or a local train to reach North Goa (Thivim is about 1.5-2 hours away from Margao). However, Mumbai to Thivim is a relatively short and direct route, so if you're traveling from Mumbai or other cities in Maharashtra, Thivim is a very good option. In Conclusion: For South India travelers, Thivim is a great and often direct option for reaching North Goa. For North India travelers, Thivim may be a bit out of the way if you're coming via long-distance trains from cities like Delhi or Kolkata. In that case, Margao (South Goa) might be the more practical choice, and you can take a taxi or bus up to North Goa afterward.

[@Dixie567]

Whatever you do in north Goa is fine, don't ever think about South Goa. Stay away.

[@Ashish_Anish]

"Everyone has their own preferences! North Goa definitely has a lot to offer, and South Goa is more laid-back and less crowded, which some people really enjoy. It’s all about what kind of vibe you’re looking for!"

[@Dixie567]

@Ashish_Anish Yes, South Goans have their own preferences of visitors. 1. Unruly behavior is unacceptable. 2. Drunk drivers stay away. 3. Puking and urinating on road sides not acceptable. 4. Drinking and breaking bottles on beaches not tolerated. 5. No Cooking and eating on road sides. 6. South Goa has it's own uniqueness. Those Interested in relaxed atmosphere with a peaceful mind. Are more than welcome.

[@Ashish_Anish]

@@Dixie567 I’ve never been to South Goa, but after reading all this, I think I made the right choice to visit North Goa. I was actually planning to visit South Goa later this year, but now I’ll look for other destinations that are more peaceful and cooler than South Goa. Thanks for sharing this information!🤗

[@Dixie567]

@@Ashish_Anish South Goa's peaceful atmosphere is indeed a treasure, and it's understandable that residents want to preserve it. Unlike North Goa, which is known for its vibrant nightlife, crowded beaches, and lively atmosphere, South Goa offers a more serene and tranquil experience. The beaches in South Goa, are perfect for those seeking relaxation and solitude. The area is also home to several heritage sites, which add to its peaceful charm. It's great that residents are taking steps to maintain the area's tranquility, ensuring that South Goa remains a haven for those seeking a relaxing getaway.

[@Ashish_Anish]

@@Dixie567 it's definitely a treasure worth safeguarding, I hope that this year, visitors will embrace and respect the community, nature and its values, helping to preserve the unique charm of South Goa.

[@getvimlesh]

Goa used to be good, not anymore

[@Ashish_Anish]

"I get what you mean - Goa has definitely changed over the years. It's become more commercialized, and some of the old charm has faded. But there are still some hidden gems if you know where to look! Not all of Goa is the same, and there are still places that hold onto that old vibe."